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Archive - Jun 5, 2013 - Blog entry

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2013...





“It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking [2013].” --George Orwell, 1984

 

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Cameron, Tax Havens and the G8





The UK Prime Minister, David Cameron has convened a meeting with ministers from overseas territories (Bermuda, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, the Cayman Islands, Montserrat, the Turks and Caicos Islands, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands) in London it has been announced.

 

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Wine: China Hitting the Bottle!





Looks like France is waking up with a hangover this morning and will be in need of some hair of the dog to get through China’s statement today that there will be an anti-dumping probe carried out by the latter on wine exports from the EU. France’s Trade Ministry is worried and has made a public call on the rest of the EU27 to take a collective decision.

 

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FeD ZePPeLiN QE...





The Hindenburg Moron...

 

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Taxation Without Representation: UK Taxpayers Learn From The Irish What US School Kids Get Taught In 3rd Grade





How bad bank debts, concealed bank liabilities and US grade school history collide in Taxation Without Representation!

 

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What's a Fannie Worth?





The market is having a difficult time trying to figure out what Fannie is worth these days.

 

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What Happens When the Markets Lose Life Support?





 

Given that ALL of the stock market gains since 2008 were based on Fed money printing… what do you think will happen when the Fed tries to taper QE?

 
 

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Egypt Still in Dire Straits





Talks are still on-going between the IMF and Egypt over future loans worth up to $4.8 billion to get the country back on its feet. Arab aid from the IMF in the entire region has hit the $10 billion mark in the last year alone. But, if there is not action taken pretty soon, Egypt will fall into uncontrollable depths of inflation and unemployment and see unrest increase in the country.

 
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